Regulations governing natural flying areas in Haute Savoie
The nature parks have put in place communications to enable paragliders to share the sky with protected species. Depending on the season, the cliffside nesting sites become very sensitive areas that need to be preserved.
The Bauges massif
You may be lucky enough to share a flight with eagles, or see a Lammergeier !!! Europe's largest bird of prey, this mythical vulture has returned to the Bauges Park in recent years. To ensure maximum peace and quiet in the vicinity of the nest, no low-level overflights are permitted. and to stay on the marked paths in the area near the nest.
The new regulations were adopted in August 2018. It acknowledges thea ban on overflights at less than 300 metres by any means, motorised or not, with the exception of 4 areas for non-motorised aerial sports, which were developed in consultation with stakeholders.
The Aravis
Here are the BARGY / SIXT / ARAVIS to keep in mind
Remember to look regularly :
- the website of the vol libre Auvergne Rhône Alpes.
- information on current paragliding sites, take-off and landing zones may change, as recently at Grand BornandThese include airspace, flight rules around airfields such as Versoud and Albertville.
- Les respect des zones de tirs par exemple au raccrochage du Semnoz, la zone de tir : R185 SACCONGES
Enjoy your flights!